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02.05.2024: Conducted a training course on organizing search and rescue operations and quick action in emergency situations.

Lebap Velayat Branch of the National Society of the Red Crescent of Turkmenistan and the Lebap Velayat Civil Defense and Rescue Department of the Ministry of Defense of Turkmenistan, in Danev Etrap of Lebap Velayat, "organizing search and rescue, organized evacuation and other emergency activities in the event of an emergency caused by the flooding of the river Amydria. ” training course was held.

As part of the planned training, the Lebap Velayat branch of the Red Crescent National Society of Turkmenistan and the Lebap Velayat Civil Defense and Rescue Department of the Ministry of Defense of Turkmenistan conducted a training course on organizing search and rescue operations and quick action for citizens in emergency situations. The Lebap Velayat branch of TGYMJ also conducted training sessions for citizens on how to not set up temporary residences, how to receive, register and place them in a tent village.

 

 

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